Golfer McLeod Captures North and South Open by One Stroke
Washington golfer Fred McLeod wins the North and South Open after a tight 72 holes at Pinehurst. He finishes with a total of 1293, edging Clarence Hackney and others. Jim Barnes and Walter Hagen follow in the field with strong showings as prize money and medals are awarded.
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Washington, D.C
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Manel
Beliered McLeod
Co- Rugrbin
Waanngton
Tb Taurica Mare
Pineday
Haren
Sewi
Slarence Hackney
Magen
Fior
Taok
Walter
Suehind McLeosand
Uber Norse
Jim Barnes
Ear
Engen
Jarnien
Ae Hagen
Dotrest
Clarence
Hankney
Estlanticity
Detroit
Tom To
Fox Hilla
Jeyres Mobern
Great Neck
Sunset Hills
Emmet Frenchy Neston
Loulsay
Braebdern
Pir Sylvester
Stalbans
Martin J. O'Laughlin
Bitton Girls Top SeNAllcon 20 to 4 In Barnwin Arena
UM C Girls defeated SeNAllcon girls 20 to 4 at Yow A hall Barnwin, led by Kish and Bitton with sharp passing and fast breaks. The game showcased strong teamwork from the Bitton squad as they avenged a prior loss and built a commanding lead in the fourth period.
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Bitton Girls
U. M
A. Hall
Barnwin
M. Go
Forge
Arirude
McDonalds
Garrok City Handball
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Logal
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Vartici- Tlayera
Eleber
Local option on Sunday sports debated in Bay State
In the Bay State, the House of Representatives today passed a bill to allow cities and towns to decide by vote whether they shall permit Sunday sports. The measure, already approved by the Senate, received 181 votes to 76.
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Bay State
Boston
House of Representatives
Wuss
Ine
Senate
No Race Action Suppressed by Offseason Inquirer
Mixed garbled notes describe a quiet period with no racing, mentions winter schedules and venues like Hot Springs, and hints at Western track closures. Text references betting activity shifting as stables pause operations amid unclear dates and events.
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New Orleans
Maryford
Tenalleyy
Wales
Wei
Bier
Tesreau Decides Semi-Pro Baseball Offer Rejected
Tesreau, former Giants pitcher and Dartmouth coach, announced several lucrative minor league offers but rejected them. He will join a semi pro team now called Testeau's Bears, formerly Gunpey’s Roughs, and begin playing at Dyckman Oval in New York City next Sunday.
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Dartabolelit
Tesreau
Giants
Dartmouth
Gunpey
Dyckman Oval
New York City
Testeau
Bears
Pentathlon Champion Breaks Leg in Training
National pentathlon champion and Paris inter-Allied games winner Robert Legendre broke a leg during training in Lawton Maine. He is a Georgetown University sophomore and will miss events this season. Red Sox practice notes list workouts and tryouts at Old Mill by Seaside Paris grounds.
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Washington
Robert Legendre
Ot Sharute
Paris
Legendre
Lawlston
Maine
Georgetown University
RED
Sox
Cross Country in Spain Won by Dominguez
The span cross country event in Spain ended with Julio Domingues securing victory as the Spanish champion. He covered 1,873 meters in about 16 minutes and 24.02 seconds, positioning to lead Spain at the Antwerp Olympics. Industrial Tunes Up in Anchon.
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Spain
Dominguez
Bilbao
Span
Julio Domingues
Amiwerp
Fewster Improves in Johns Hopkins
Baltimore March report notes Fewster showing improvement in condition of Wilson. Yankees infielder head injury discussed. Johns Hopkins Hospital to monitor, with possible relocation to Lew or twelve days for report. medical staff highlight gradual speech recovery and ongoing assessment.
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Baltimore
Wilson
She Lenining
Florida
Johns Hopkins
Providence promoter plans summer bicycle races in Bridgeport
Tyrville announces a Bridgeport program under Bigtele racing featuring Sperdsters as part of a summer season. The plan calls for a 10,900 spectator stadium at Avon Park, with races twice weekly in late spring and summer, including evening events under electric light. A formal announcement is expected by Agail 19.
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Bridgeport
Ine
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Raucenlaline
Turville
Brigo
Avon Park
Agail
Jimmy Smith Leads in All Events at 1915 Title
Milwaukee swimmer Jimmy Smith won first place in the all events at the American Congress meet with a 1915 title. He posted sts in team events 700 doubles and 640 singles replacing Chicago’s J. Mradex as leader amid a day with few changes among leaders.
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Jimmy Smith
Milwaukee
J. Mradex
Chicago
Amnang Teaders
Dowd Knocks Out Egan In Fifth Round Title Defense
Mike O'Dowd, the St Paul, Minnesota middleweight champion, defended his title in Boston by knocking out Joe Egan, a local challenger, in the fifth round of a scheduled 14 round bout. A single left hook finished Egan, ending the fighter's challenge.
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Mike Dowd
Joe Egan
Boston
Mike O'Dowd
St. Paw
Minn
Thll City
Egan
Washington Nationals and Boston Americans in muddled results
Baseball results show Washington Nationals tied with Cincinnati and New York list shows Boston Americans with Sea Batteries, Hubbell, Winters and McCarty, Snyder, Holborow, Leds ur, Walters, Livingstone. Mentions Ralph Canganer now managing fighters and peanut fed ham booster notes in Macon Georgia with training cycles and promotional chatter.
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Grewnville
Miss
New York
Impartial by Ty Hettiner on Matched Bowling Alleys Policy
The article discusses a dispute involving MaVecie Lewis and Boris regarding alley use and pricing. It describes proposals by Dewey and O'Brien to render six alleys idle for about three hours at a rate of 1.20 dollars per hour, implying a potential loss of twenty dollars, and notes Lewis’s likely resistance to admission under terms.
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O'Brien
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Al Jennings Fight Divides Opinion In Boxing Club
The article reviews reactions to Al Jennings and a controversial bout involving Leo Johnson and Kid Lavigne. It notes referee judgments being questioned, disputes over bout terms, and promoter Josephus Mubindill’s return to the scene amid ongoing negotiations and heavy betting interest.
Hockey Title Series Tilt Sets Toronto Overtime Fight
A fragmented report outlines a hockey title series with mentions of Toronto, Olawa, and a late game surge. It notes a fourth game upcoming and hints at a decisive run or playoff atmosphere. The text also references training methods at Harena and welfare catering to development, with several garbled names and places.
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Toronto
Lea Shani
Olawa
Haren
Isaprmg
Lee
Moving Plovares
Ratret Tkae
Yale Wrestler Captains Team From 1914
Yale wrestling captain leads the team for the coming season as receipts from national forests in the fiscal year 1914 total 73 834 dollars.
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Fisey
Soka
Central law to aid in apprehending criminals
Government establishes a system allowing sheriffs to flash criminal descriptions to the governor for rapid dissemination via second bulletin. The piece mentions a meteorological society meeting and notes on African ants and hills in Africa.
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Dunals
Austin
Trx
W. BP. Robby
Vincent Richards Stars In Varsity Victory Across Town
Vincent Richards starred as the team dominated opponents from Gaston to California. Key wins included Brice and Shaler, with Samuel Hardy and Abraham Tea leading the Bromkea Teand victory.
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Say Yotin
Marcel Ek Ayaweoss
Nathe
Lois Champonsiite
Taday
Hefarg
Vincet Teieduans
Young Ville Holier
War
We Fiawe
Gaston
Wal
Bob
William
Tider
Oaholl
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Tadga
Siehas
Gsily
Alexan Ann
Tali
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Gee On Shaler
Laniece Fd
Wililast
Miseller Teward Vihell
Regerict
Andersin
Samuel Hardy
Ited
Bromkea Teand
Bernt
Btn
Ewing
Abrahan
Brown
Wrenn
Samuel Purdy
Aston
Milford Guards Finish With 9 Straight Wins
Milford guards close season with nine straight victories despite illness toll on Columbia Fenger Ost Team by illness. Columbia's prospects to retain the championship dim as Milta Jf Koormer and others miss games. fear that Seamer Hua may be out for month, threatening key matches.
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Newe York
Smar
Columbia
Mieroolesty Ie
Havy
Ageyvere Sethiwis Imsorgh Dar Inesa
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Koormer
Fount
Iz War Learnoed Wytay
Seamer Hua
Searhet Tey Inc
Ther University
Comehar
Jack Johnson Arrives in Mexicali with Wife and Party
Jack Johnson the former heavyweight champion reached Mexicali on the Californian border today. He was accompanied by his wife, his nephew, and his wife's maid. Johnson traveled from Mexico City, carrying a passport said to be issued by the United States Embassy in Mexico City.
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Eck Johnson
Mexicali
Chicklco
Cal
Jack Johnson
Galexico
Mexico
Johnson
Mexico Clity
United Sates
Mexico City
Mulvihill Quits as Matcrmaker of Be Bridgeport Club
JGE Mulvihill resigns as matcrmaker and stockholder of Be Bridgeport Athletic Amusement Co Inc. after last night’s request for resignation. details outline his disconnections with the company. Lone Star season prep notes. players listed for reporting and practice. Also mentions Yankees magnetism and Chicago baseball chatter.
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Jge Mulvihill
Mulwell
Beidgeport Athletic Amusemmg Co, Inc
Asd
Canton Plate
Travers-Darcey Star Bout at Armory A A Show
Travers-Darcey in a star bout at the Armory A A show features Mickey Travers of New Haven in a close decision over Johnny Davey the Fighting Gow of the North Atlantic fleet. A rematch is set for the tour round bout at the Armory A A Churaday night with several other announced matches including AL Ketenel versus Freddi Belger, Packey Blannan versus Battling Morey, Young Mack versus a New Jersey opponent, and Andy Parker vs Michael I OConnor.
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New Haven
Johnny Davey
Fighting Gow
North Atlantic
Armory
A. A. Churaday
Bly Hogan
Zaring
Bosse
Hogan
AL Ketenel
Bridgeport
Freddi Belger
Packey Blannan
Bridwen
Battling Morey
Hartford
Young Mack
Barvierdagit
New Joiven i
Andy. Parker
Michael I. O'Connor
Rectors and Y' Five to Battle Amateur Title
Bridgeport Boys' club Meetin team prepares for a decisive amateur title game on their court Thursday evening. Both teams, regulars from the M. C. A. league, feature players Williams Williams Goebel Smiling for the Rectors and Cretella Fanning Maher Buckley McGraw Rows Dondero for Y' Five. A preliminary between Hefast Submarines and M. H. Aadrs precedes the main contest. The game is set for 8 o'clock with strong shooting guards on both sides promising a lively night.
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Goan CA
Eltyis
Sun
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L. Willian
Goebel
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Cretella
Fanning
Maher
Buckley
McGraw
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Lew Tahlow Fhooters
Columbia School For Coaches Planned At Columbia New York
An advance course for college coaches will be given this summer at Columbia University covering football baseball track basketball and wrestling. Det W A Willee of Chicago State University directs the football course with Charles Wardlaw Plainfield N J and Harri T Hillman Dartmouth coaching track and field.
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New York
Columbia University
Det
W. A Wilee
Scorch
Chicago State University
Willee
Charles Wardlaw
Plainfield S. J
Harri Tt. Hillman
Dartmouth
Foreign Exchange Notes Brief Market Demand Shifts
The report lists varied currency and cable rates with demand figures across markets. It records multiple exchange values including 26 Lite and 20,825 cables, alongside Jordan and other cable rates noted at 1.39 and 1.40 respectively.
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York
Toniand
Frunea
Suillera
Jorand
Cab ‘Bles
Henderson directs youth aid and entertains Cubs in Pasadena
In Pasadena on March 3 Henderson, director of youth aid for the California Hotel, hosted Cubs at a house, organizing events, directing chairs, and telling stories. He sings, hosts, and also speaks with Surdiani about assignments for youth aid.
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Pasadena
Cal
Henderson
Yan Surdiani
California
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